A KDF is a Key Derivation Function. A KDF is used within the field of cryptography to generate one or more keys from a seed value. This seed value could be a password or the secret generated by a Diffie Hellman key derivation function. Well known KDF's are crypt, bcrypt, scrypt, PBKDF2 and HKDF. The Password Based Key Derivation Functions are commonly used to securely "hash" a password using an iteration count and a salt.
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Decrypt Message using secp384r1 ECC algorithm and KDFX963
I'm trying to decrypt a message using Elliptic Curve Cryptograph ECDiffieHellman using KDFX963 as a key derivation function (KDF) (defined in ANSI-X9.63-KDF http://www.secg.org/sec1-v2.pdf)
But I'm struggling to get this done.
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Python KDF - Master Key and Derivatives
I need help with the following problem statement -
The encrypted file can be opened by following combinations (either any 2 DK, or 1 MK)-
DK1 + DK2
DK1 + DK3
DK2 + DK3
DK1 + DK2 + DK3
MK
Any heads-up with Python KDF logic. Any good documentation/…
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